Page 19 - Airbus

Boeing, Airbus gird for new duel in small jet market

United confirmed that it's considering jets in the E2 family along with the C Series, Airbus A319neo and Boeing 737 Max 7.

Airbus aims to deliver one aircraft per week over 10 years in India

The company in its latest India market forecast estimated that the country would need 1,750 new aircrafts over the next 20 years

Airbus signs contract with two Indian start-ups for aerospace solutions

Airbus in its release said Neewee's solution, called procuSense, will enhance certainty to manufacturing supply chain

Airbus plans job cuts at troubled military projects; to meet with workers

Some 3,600 jobs are likely to be affected, with plants in Bremen and Augsburg, Germany, Seville in Spain and Filton, the United Kingdom, worst hit

Airbus says one third of its Pratt & Whitney-powered A320neo jets have flaw

Replacing the engines is the "best possible precautionary measure" to avoid further mishaps, IndiGo spokesman Ajay Jasra said

Pratt & Whitney halts 320 neo shipments as new engine issues emerge

IndiGo said on Saturday that it had withdrawn three affected planes from service and canceled some flights after new issue on the troubled engine program emerged

Airbus delivers 176 aircraft to China in 2017

Airbus signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Development and Reform Commission on industrial cooperation in Tianjin, north China's port city

Airbus wins 2017 order race; Boeing remains world's largest jetmaker

Airbus currently plans to lower output to eight a year

Airbus in talks to sell at least 100 jets to China: Sources

In November, Boeing agreed to sell 300 planes worth $37 billion at list prices to China during a state visit by Donald Trump

Airbus faces tricky hurdles over $16 billion stalled A380 Emirates deal

Dubai Airshow delegates said Emirates and Airbus must now resolve problems of visibility if a deal is to be done

Airbus inks $50-bn deal to sell 430 planes to US firm Indigo Partners

IndiGo and Indigo Partners are separate firms with separate management

Airbus sales head John Leahy will stay on until a successor is found

Airbus had embarked on a fresh search for a sales chief and that Leahy's deputy, Kiran Rao, had confirmed he would not be running for the post

Airbus begins external search for new sales chief to replace John Leahy

But his replacement is unlikely to enjoy the same latitude as Leahy in negotiations or influence over industrial moves

Airbus puts price tag on 'made-in-USA' label for C Series jet

The new facility is crucial to Airbus's strategy for increasing US sales of the Canadian plane while avoiding stiff trade penalties

Airbus deal with Bombardier Inc will resolve Boeing trade row: Analysts

The deal with Airbus means CSeries jets can be built at Airbus' Alabama assembly plant

Airbus takes control of Bombardier CSeries in rebuff to US threat

Bombardier said the partnership should more than double the value of the CSeries program

Airbus unveils leaner corporate structure, confirms sales shake-up

Will lead to fast decision-making, less bureaucracy, greater collaboration

Airbus raises 20-year forecast but trims traffic outlook; predicts $5.3 trn jet demand

It also estimated strong demand for repairs, training and upgrade work

Airbus begins work on pilot training hub

Buoyed by orders from entities in this country, European aircraft maker Airbus is opening a pilot training centre here. Work on this was inaugurated on Friday at a site which is part of the international airport; it will be operational by the end of 2018.It will house two simulators of the A320 for pilots from customer airlines. Which includes Vistara, IndiGo and GoAir."We have only scratched the surface on civil aviation in India. The training centre will be the first such facility fully owned by us in Asia," said Tom Enders, global chief executive officer (CEO) of Airbus.India has a little more than 200 of Airbus' planes in operation; there is also an order backlog of about 520 of its A320neo, giving it a market share of 70 per cent in service. On an average, Airbus will deliver one aircraft each week here over the next 10 years. Market leader IndiGo, budget carrier GoAir and full service airline Vistara are all Airbus clients and have ordered the A320 neo. IndiGo, in two tranches ..

Airbus announces Asia's first pilot training centre at Delhi

AITC will support India's growing need for Airbus aircraft pilots and maintenance engineers